SPINE Festival
5 – 14 March 2020
SPINE Festival, for children, young people and families, takes place each year in libraries situated at the heart of London’s communities. The free programme of spoken word and arts activities includes artists in residence, a variety of workshops, rhyme times, storytelling sessions and theatre shows. This year’s festival is themed around the environment, inspiring children and young people to change the world.
Libraries are creative spaces and great places within which to engage with art and culture for free!
SPINE Festival 2020 will take place in the following London boroughs:
Wandsworth ● Bexley ● Bromley ● Islington ● Lewisham ● Westminster ● Kensington and Chelsea ● Merton ● Greenwich ● Brent ● Newham ● Croydon ● Southwark ● Hammersmith and Fulham ● Tower Hamlets ● Ealing ● Sutton
These are the London libraries at which you’ll find SPINE Festival events:
Balham Children’s Library ● Bexleyheath Central Library ● Bromley Central Library ● Islington West Library ● Lewis Carroll Children’s Library ● Deptford Library ● Lewisham Library ● Paddington Children’s Library ● Kensington Central Library ● MERTON ● Woolwich Centre Library ● Kingsbury Library ● Ealing Road Library ● Harlesden Library ● Kilburn Library ● The Library at Willesden Green ● Wembley Library ● Plaistow Library ● Croydon Central Library ● Canada Water Library ● Dulwich Library ● Hammersmith Library ● Idea Store Bow ● Acton Townhall Library ● Sutton Library
Listed on this website are all the SPINE Festival events which are open to the public. You can also find out more about the Artists in Residence. Just click on the links below.
There is a host of activities specifically for school and community groups, all of which are booked directly by the libraries.
